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6412 CG (Heerlen - Hoppersgraaf)
€1,200/ month + €150 service costs
Property agent
Housing Condito
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Price
€1,200.00
Service Costs
€150.00
Deposit Amount
€1,500.00
Condition
New
Property Type
Apartment
Construction Year
1910
Bedrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Max Tenants
2
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Discover a fully renovated, furnished apartment located on Sittarderweg in Heerlen, within walking distance of Heerlen Centrum and the train station. The property is in an existing building dating from 1910 and is presented in excellent condition following recent renovation work. The apartment is bright and open, suitable for up to two people, and is described as using high-quality materials and modern furnishings. The immediate area is quiet and residential, and one source notes parking is available directly in front of the building.
The living area measures 110 m² and the layout includes two rooms, with one bedroom specified. The interior is offered furnished and ready for occupancy, and a separate furniture fee applies. The listing indicates the space is suitable for comfortable living in the Zuid-Limburg area and emphasizes a calm atmosphere; pets are not permitted. No information about the number of bathrooms or kitchen specifications beyond general furnishing is provided in the available texts.
Rental terms are stated clearly: the monthly rent is €1,200 with utilities (electricity, gas, water, internet) charged at €150 per month and an additional furniture fee of €150. The deposit required is €1,500. The rental agreement is open-ended (unlimited period) and the apartment is available immediately. An income requirement of €4,000 is listed. Smoking is not allowed in the rental property.
Additional building and energy information available in the sources: property type is listed as a gallery flat / apartment, the building is an existing construction from 1910, and the energy rating is A. Outside spaces such as a balcony, garden, and roof terrace are explicitly marked as not present. A shed or storeroom and an on-site garage are also listed as not present. Where multiple source texts conflicted about parking, one source explicitly states parking is available in front of the apartment; no private garage is provided. The information above has been presented factually and neutrally based on the provided texts.
